As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
Source of photos in the video: https://www.boredpanda.com/unveiled-stalin-era-ussr-pictures-martin-manhoff/
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A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

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28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hits an iceberg over the north Atlantic ocean. The name of his book was the Titan. 14 years later, the Titanic would sink under similar circumstances.
#3. Despite being synonymous to the Old West, the mail delivery service Pony Express only operated for 19 months.
#4. Before falling into the hands of Hitler, the swastika was the symbol of good luck for 3,000 years. Countries like India, Japan and China revered the ancient sign.
#5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart learned how to read and write music before he knew the actual alphabet.
#6. Alan Turing is recognized as the father of artificial intelligence. Turing broke the German machine codes of Enigma: vital in ending and winning WWII. He committed suicide after the British government forced him to take hormone treatment for his homosexuality.
#7. Alexander the Great invented a spying technique still used today. He allowed his soldiers to write letters home which he intercepted to find out who was against him.
#8. At the beginning of the American Civil War, ConfederateRobert E. Lee did not own any slaves. Union Genereal Ulysses L. Grant did.
#9. 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot on the Americas, Icelandic explorer, Leif Eriksson had reached modern day Newfoundland in Canada.
#10. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942, the StalingradRailway StationNo.1 went back and forth between Germans and Soviets 14 times in the span of six hours.
#11. A chemist for The Bayer company gave 'heroin' its name for its heroic quality to replace morphine. It was believed this drug was less addictive and had fewer side effects.
#12. During the Salem witch trials in Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693, women found guilty of witchcraft were not burned at the stake. They were hanged.
#13. More photos are taken today every two minutes than all of the 19th century.
#14. Interracial marriage was illegal in the United States from 1776 to 1967. In contrast, South Africa banned the unions from 1949 to 1985.
#15. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman 'discovered' New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji on his first trek. For some reason, he missed the large, land mass called Australia.
#16. By the time famous gangster Al Capone was released from Alcatraz in1939, his health had deteriorated due to syphilis. In 1946, his physician declared Capone had the mental capacity of a 12-year-old.
#17. Dušan Popov was a Serbian triple secret agent who warned of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. FBIChiefJ. Edgar Hoover dismissed Popov's claim as he did not trust him.
#18. The first pornographic movie was filmed in France in 1896. It was called Le Coucher de la Mariée, translated to Bedtime for the Bride.
#19. King George I of England was born in Germany in 1660.
#20. Nostradamus is famous for his ability to predict future events such as invasions, earthquakes, and the rise and fall of Napoleon and Hitler. It seems he also saw when his tomb would be re-opened again. Nostradamus died in 1566, many believing he was buried with prophetic documents. When his tomb was moved to Salon-de-Provence, France in 1700, officials decided to open his tomb. No documents were found but the skeleton was holding a medallion with the inscription '1700.'
#21. The United Kingdom issued the first postage stamp on May 1, 1840.
#22. In 1918, an article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department stated that the color pink was for boys and blue was for girls.
#23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa began to lean within the first five years of construction, when work on the second floor began.
#24. John Paul II was the first non-Italian pope to be elected in 455 years. The Polish-born was also the most travelled pontiff.
#25. Iceland is the world's oldest democracy. The parliament, Althing was formed by the Vikings in 930 A.D.
#26. German-born Albert Einstein received an invitation from Israel offering him the job of President. He was told he could still continue his scientific work, he declined.
#27. Puritans of the 16th and 17th century refused to give women anything to help relieve pain during childbirth. It was believed this was God's punishment to Eve and all women for eating the apple.

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Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

Americana

Americana refers to artifacts, or a collection of artifacts, related to the history, geography, folklore and cultural heritage of the United States. Many kinds of material fall within the definition of Americana: paintings, prints and drawings; license plates or entire vehicles, household objects, tools and weapons; flags, plaques and statues, and so on. Patriotism and nostalgia play defining roles in the subject. The things involved need not be old, but need to have the appropriate associations. The Atlantic described the term as "slang for the comforting, middle-class ephemera at your average antique store—things like needle-pointed pillows, Civil War daguerreotypes, and engraved silverware sets." The term may be used to describe the theme of a museum or collection, or of goods for sale.

The term can also be used to describe studies of American culture, especially studies based in other countries.Americana music is contemporary music that incorporates elements of various American roots music styles, including country, roots-rock, folk, bluegrass and blues, resulting in a distinctive roots-oriented sound.

Lele Pons

Eleonora Pons Maronese (born June 25, 1996), more commonly known as Lele Pons, is an Internet personality most notable for her six-second video loops on the video-sharing service Vine. As of September 30, 2015, Pons has hit 7 billion loops on Vine which makes her the most looped person on Vine. She is also the most followed female star on Vine.

Many of Pons's videos consist of practical jokes on herself, her friends, classmates, and her family.

Pons was born in Venezuela, having moved to the United States at age five. Since immigrating to the US, Pons has resided in Miami, Florida.
Pons graduated from high school in 2015 and she moved from Miami to LA.

Her book Surviving High School, cowritten with New York Times bestselling author Melissa de la Cruz, is out April 2016.

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Pons received her first phone at age 15, and was soon introduced to Vine by one of her friends, stating, "I started with my friends, and I started becoming good. At first it was just being really creative—it wasn't even funny stuff." Pons would become one of the app's most prominent users, becoming the first user to surpass 1 billion video loops. As of September 1, 2015, Pons' account remains the most looped of all time with over 6.7 billion loops. In addition, Pons' account ranks 8th in terms of followers, with over 9.9 million. Pons is credited as being a creator of the phrase "Do It For The Vine".

Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
Source of photos in the video: https://www.boredpanda.com/unveiled-stalin-era-ussr-pictures-martin-manhoff/
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Report: AT&T built a business spying on Americans

A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

6:40

28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hits an iceberg over the north Atlantic ocean. The name of his book was the Titan. 14 years later, the Titanic would sink under similar circumstances.
#3. Despite being synonymous to the Old West, the mail delivery service Pony Express only operated for 19 months.
#4. Before falling into the hands of Hitler, the swastika was the symbol of good luck for 3,000 years. Countries like India, Japan and China revered the ancient sign.
#5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart learned how to read and write music before he knew the actual alphabet.
#6. Alan Turing is recognized as the father of artificial intelligence. Turing broke the German machine codes of Enigma: vital in ending and winning WWII. He committed suicide after the British government forced him to take hormone treatment for his homosexuality.
#7. Alexander the Great invented a spying technique still used today. He allowed his soldiers to write letters home which he intercepted to find out who was against him.
#8. At the beginning of the American Civil War, ConfederateRobert E. Lee did not own any slaves. Union Genereal Ulysses L. Grant did.
#9. 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot on the Americas, Icelandic explorer, Leif Eriksson had reached modern day Newfoundland in Canada.
#10. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942, the StalingradRailway StationNo.1 went back and forth between Germans and Soviets 14 times in the span of six hours.
#11. A chemist for The Bayer company gave 'heroin' its name for its heroic quality to replace morphine. It was believed this drug was less addictive and had fewer side effects.
#12. During the Salem witch trials in Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693, women found guilty of witchcraft were not burned at the stake. They were hanged.
#13. More photos are taken today every two minutes than all of the 19th century.
#14. Interracial marriage was illegal in the United States from 1776 to 1967. In contrast, South Africa banned the unions from 1949 to 1985.
#15. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman 'discovered' New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji on his first trek. For some reason, he missed the large, land mass called Australia.
#16. By the time famous gangster Al Capone was released from Alcatraz in1939, his health had deteriorated due to syphilis. In 1946, his physician declared Capone had the mental capacity of a 12-year-old.
#17. Dušan Popov was a Serbian triple secret agent who warned of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. FBIChiefJ. Edgar Hoover dismissed Popov's claim as he did not trust him.
#18. The first pornographic movie was filmed in France in 1896. It was called Le Coucher de la Mariée, translated to Bedtime for the Bride.
#19. King George I of England was born in Germany in 1660.
#20. Nostradamus is famous for his ability to predict future events such as invasions, earthquakes, and the rise and fall of Napoleon and Hitler. It seems he also saw when his tomb would be re-opened again. Nostradamus died in 1566, many believing he was buried with prophetic documents. When his tomb was moved to Salon-de-Provence, France in 1700, officials decided to open his tomb. No documents were found but the skeleton was holding a medallion with the inscription '1700.'
#21. The United Kingdom issued the first postage stamp on May 1, 1840.
#22. In 1918, an article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department stated that the color pink was for boys and blue was for girls.
#23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa began to lean within the first five years of construction, when work on the second floor began.
#24. John Paul II was the first non-Italian pope to be elected in 455 years. The Polish-born was also the most travelled pontiff.
#25. Iceland is the world's oldest democracy. The parliament, Althing was formed by the Vikings in 930 A.D.
#26. German-born Albert Einstein received an invitation from Israel offering him the job of President. He was told he could still continue his scientific work, he declined.
#27. Puritans of the 16th and 17th century refused to give women anything to help relieve pain during childbirth. It was believed this was God's punishment to Eve and all women for eating the apple.

2:02:51

The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

Secret Insect Spy Drones

Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get into areas that they normally wouldn't be able to reach. These secret insect drones are said to help the fight against terrorism/terrorists and help protect us.
Ya, they look cool and could also make a fun toy but is this something that could cause concern in the future? People in the New York and Washington DC area have been reporting strange sightings of what were describe as tiny machines hovering around different gatherings like the antiwar rally in Lafayette Square last month. A student swore these were not real bugs.
The FBI, CIA and other various government organizations have all denied such claims of having mini spy drones at work. I guess if we generally trust our government they would only be used to help keep our nation safe. After all, if government organizations really wanted to spy on us, I'm sure they can find less expensive ways.
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Polyester - Cuddles the Spy

Francine asks help from Cuddles to be her personal spy, so she can check up on her cheating husband.

2:21

Angry Dad Takes Action After Finding Out Muslim Lessons Being Forced on His Kid

Angry Dad Takes Action After Finding Out Muslim Lessons Being Forced on His Kid

Angry Dad Takes Action After Finding Out Muslim Lessons Being Forced on His Kid

This angry dad takes action and tears up the Quran in front of a panel. He is tired of Canada joining TeamPolitically Correct.
Learn more: http://thinkamericana.com/2017/04/04/angry-dad-takes-action-finding-muslim-lessons-forced-kid-video/

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Art That Lets You Talk Back to NSA Spies | Mathias Jud | TED Talks

Art That Lets You Talk Back to NSA Spies | Mathias Jud | TED Talks

Art That Lets You Talk Back to NSA Spies | Mathias Jud | TED Talks

In 2013, the world learned that the NSA and its UK equivalent, GCHQ, routinely spied on the German government. Amid the outrage, artists Mathias Jud and Christoph Wachter thought: Well, if they're listening ... let's talk to them. With antennas mounted on the roof of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin's government district, they set up an open network that let the world send messages to US and UK spies listening nearby. It's one of three bold, often funny, and frankly subversive works detailed in this talk, which highlights the world's growing discontent with surveillance and closed networks.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more.
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Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
Source of photos in the video: https://www.boredpanda.com/unveiled-stalin-era-ussr-pictures-martin-manhoff/
AmericanaKevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution3.0Licensehttp://creative...

Report: AT&T built a business spying on Americans

A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

published: 26 Oct 2016

28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hit...

published: 13 Aug 2016

The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

published: 07 Jun 2013

Rand Paul's Historic Speech Was Pure Americana

Fresh from his Senate floor battle to let the Patriot Act expire, Rand Paul has declared a major victory for privacy and said that although the government’s spying powers may only be delayed for a few days, it is the start of a huge rebuke of the president’s illegal actions. http://www.infowars.com/video-rand-paul-declares-big-victory-for-privacy/
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published: 02 Jun 2015

Secret Insect Spy Drones

Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get into areas that they normally wouldn't be able to reach. These secret insect drones are said to help the fight against terrorism/terrorists and help protect us.
Ya, they look cool and could also make a fun toy but is this something that could cause concern in the future? People in the New York and Washington DC area have been reporting strange sightings of what were describe as tiny machines hovering around different gatherings like the antiwar rally in Lafayette Square last month. A student swore these were not real bugs.
The FBI, CIA and other various government organizations have all denied such claims of having mini spy drones at...

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Tammy (Melissa McCarthy) is having a bad day. She's totaled her clunker car, gotten fired from her thankless job at a greasy burger joint, and instead of finding comfort at home, finds her husband getting comfortable with the neighbor in her own house. It's time to take her boom box and book it. The bad news is she's broke and without wheels. The worse news is her grandma, Pearl (Susan Sarandon), is her only option—with a car, cash, and an itch to see Niagara Falls. Not exactly the escape Tammy had in mind. But on the road, with grandma riding shotgun, it may be just what Tammy need...

Polyester - Cuddles the Spy

Francine asks help from Cuddles to be her personal spy, so she can check up on her cheating husband.

published: 18 Dec 2011

Angry Dad Takes Action After Finding Out Muslim Lessons Being Forced on His Kid

This angry dad takes action and tears up the Quran in front of a panel. He is tired of Canada joining TeamPolitically Correct.
Learn more: http://thinkamericana.com/2017/04/04/angry-dad-takes-action-finding-muslim-lessons-forced-kid-video/

published: 04 Apr 2017

Art That Lets You Talk Back to NSA Spies | Mathias Jud | TED Talks

In 2013, the world learned that the NSA and its UK equivalent, GCHQ, routinely spied on the German government. Amid the outrage, artists Mathias Jud and Christoph Wachter thought: Well, if they're listening ... let's talk to them. With antennas mounted on the roof of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin's government district, they set up an open network that let the world send messages to US and UK spies listening nearby. It's one of three bold, often funny, and frankly subversive works detailed in this talk, which highlights the world's growing discontent with surveillance and closed networks.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talk...

Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it...

As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
Source of photos in the video: https://www.boredpanda.com/unveiled-stalin-era-ussr-pictures-martin-manhoff/
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As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
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HelloDear friend!
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A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

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28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hits an iceberg over the north Atlantic ocean. The name of his book was the Titan. 14 years later, the Titanic would sink under similar circumstances.
#3. Despite being synonymous to the Old West, the mail delivery service Pony Express only operated for 19 months.
#4. Before falling into the hands of Hitler, the swastika was the symbol of good luck for 3,000 years. Countries like India, Japan and China revered the ancient sign.
#5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart learned how to read and write music before he knew the actual alphabet.
#6. Alan Turing is recognized as the father of artificial intelligence. Turing broke the German machine codes of Enigma: vital in ending and winning WWII. He committed suicide after the British government forced him to take hormone treatment for his homosexuality.
#7. Alexander the Great invented a spying technique still used today. He allowed his soldiers to write letters home which he intercepted to find out who was against him.
#8. At the beginning of the American Civil War, ConfederateRobert E. Lee did not own any slaves. Union Genereal Ulysses L. Grant did.
#9. 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot on the Americas, Icelandic explorer, Leif Eriksson had reached modern day Newfoundland in Canada.
#10. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942, the StalingradRailway StationNo.1 went back and forth between Germans and Soviets 14 times in the span of six hours.
#11. A chemist for The Bayer company gave 'heroin' its name for its heroic quality to replace morphine. It was believed this drug was less addictive and had fewer side effects.
#12. During the Salem witch trials in Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693, women found guilty of witchcraft were not burned at the stake. They were hanged.
#13. More photos are taken today every two minutes than all of the 19th century.
#14. Interracial marriage was illegal in the United States from 1776 to 1967. In contrast, South Africa banned the unions from 1949 to 1985.
#15. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman 'discovered' New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji on his first trek. For some reason, he missed the large, land mass called Australia.
#16. By the time famous gangster Al Capone was released from Alcatraz in1939, his health had deteriorated due to syphilis. In 1946, his physician declared Capone had the mental capacity of a 12-year-old.
#17. Dušan Popov was a Serbian triple secret agent who warned of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. FBIChiefJ. Edgar Hoover dismissed Popov's claim as he did not trust him.
#18. The first pornographic movie was filmed in France in 1896. It was called Le Coucher de la Mariée, translated to Bedtime for the Bride.
#19. King George I of England was born in Germany in 1660.
#20. Nostradamus is famous for his ability to predict future events such as invasions, earthquakes, and the rise and fall of Napoleon and Hitler. It seems he also saw when his tomb would be re-opened again. Nostradamus died in 1566, many believing he was buried with prophetic documents. When his tomb was moved to Salon-de-Provence, France in 1700, officials decided to open his tomb. No documents were found but the skeleton was holding a medallion with the inscription '1700.'
#21. The United Kingdom issued the first postage stamp on May 1, 1840.
#22. In 1918, an article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department stated that the color pink was for boys and blue was for girls.
#23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa began to lean within the first five years of construction, when work on the second floor began.
#24. John Paul II was the first non-Italian pope to be elected in 455 years. The Polish-born was also the most travelled pontiff.
#25. Iceland is the world's oldest democracy. The parliament, Althing was formed by the Vikings in 930 A.D.
#26. German-born Albert Einstein received an invitation from Israel offering him the job of President. He was told he could still continue his scientific work, he declined.
#27. Puritans of the 16th and 17th century refused to give women anything to help relieve pain during childbirth. It was believed this was God's punishment to Eve and all women for eating the apple.

28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hits an iceberg over the north Atlantic ocean. The name of his book was the Titan. 14 years later, the Titanic would sink under similar circumstances.
#3. Despite being synonymous to the Old West, the mail delivery service Pony Express only operated for 19 months.
#4. Before falling into the hands of Hitler, the swastika was the symbol of good luck for 3,000 years. Countries like India, Japan and China revered the ancient sign.
#5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart learned how to read and write music before he knew the actual alphabet.
#6. Alan Turing is recognized as the father of artificial intelligence. Turing broke the German machine codes of Enigma: vital in ending and winning WWII. He committed suicide after the British government forced him to take hormone treatment for his homosexuality.
#7. Alexander the Great invented a spying technique still used today. He allowed his soldiers to write letters home which he intercepted to find out who was against him.
#8. At the beginning of the American Civil War, ConfederateRobert E. Lee did not own any slaves. Union Genereal Ulysses L. Grant did.
#9. 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot on the Americas, Icelandic explorer, Leif Eriksson had reached modern day Newfoundland in Canada.
#10. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942, the StalingradRailway StationNo.1 went back and forth between Germans and Soviets 14 times in the span of six hours.
#11. A chemist for The Bayer company gave 'heroin' its name for its heroic quality to replace morphine. It was believed this drug was less addictive and had fewer side effects.
#12. During the Salem witch trials in Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693, women found guilty of witchcraft were not burned at the stake. They were hanged.
#13. More photos are taken today every two minutes than all of the 19th century.
#14. Interracial marriage was illegal in the United States from 1776 to 1967. In contrast, South Africa banned the unions from 1949 to 1985.
#15. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman 'discovered' New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji on his first trek. For some reason, he missed the large, land mass called Australia.
#16. By the time famous gangster Al Capone was released from Alcatraz in1939, his health had deteriorated due to syphilis. In 1946, his physician declared Capone had the mental capacity of a 12-year-old.
#17. Dušan Popov was a Serbian triple secret agent who warned of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. FBIChiefJ. Edgar Hoover dismissed Popov's claim as he did not trust him.
#18. The first pornographic movie was filmed in France in 1896. It was called Le Coucher de la Mariée, translated to Bedtime for the Bride.
#19. King George I of England was born in Germany in 1660.
#20. Nostradamus is famous for his ability to predict future events such as invasions, earthquakes, and the rise and fall of Napoleon and Hitler. It seems he also saw when his tomb would be re-opened again. Nostradamus died in 1566, many believing he was buried with prophetic documents. When his tomb was moved to Salon-de-Provence, France in 1700, officials decided to open his tomb. No documents were found but the skeleton was holding a medallion with the inscription '1700.'
#21. The United Kingdom issued the first postage stamp on May 1, 1840.
#22. In 1918, an article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department stated that the color pink was for boys and blue was for girls.
#23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa began to lean within the first five years of construction, when work on the second floor began.
#24. John Paul II was the first non-Italian pope to be elected in 455 years. The Polish-born was also the most travelled pontiff.
#25. Iceland is the world's oldest democracy. The parliament, Althing was formed by the Vikings in 930 A.D.
#26. German-born Albert Einstein received an invitation from Israel offering him the job of President. He was told he could still continue his scientific work, he declined.
#27. Puritans of the 16th and 17th century refused to give women anything to help relieve pain during childbirth. It was believed this was God's punishment to Eve and all women for eating the apple.

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The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In...

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

Secret Insect Spy Drones

Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get int...

Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get into areas that they normally wouldn't be able to reach. These secret insect drones are said to help the fight against terrorism/terrorists and help protect us.
Ya, they look cool and could also make a fun toy but is this something that could cause concern in the future? People in the New York and Washington DC area have been reporting strange sightings of what were describe as tiny machines hovering around different gatherings like the antiwar rally in Lafayette Square last month. A student swore these were not real bugs.
The FBI, CIA and other various government organizations have all denied such claims of having mini spy drones at work. I guess if we generally trust our government they would only be used to help keep our nation safe. After all, if government organizations really wanted to spy on us, I'm sure they can find less expensive ways.
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Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get into areas that they normally wouldn't be able to reach. These secret insect drones are said to help the fight against terrorism/terrorists and help protect us.
Ya, they look cool and could also make a fun toy but is this something that could cause concern in the future? People in the New York and Washington DC area have been reporting strange sightings of what were describe as tiny machines hovering around different gatherings like the antiwar rally in Lafayette Square last month. A student swore these were not real bugs.
The FBI, CIA and other various government organizations have all denied such claims of having mini spy drones at work. I guess if we generally trust our government they would only be used to help keep our nation safe. After all, if government organizations really wanted to spy on us, I'm sure they can find less expensive ways.
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-- Spy-Butterfly: Israel developing insect drone for indoor surveillance
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-- Micro-machines are go: The U.S. military drones that are so small they even look like insects. cyborg insect drones
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Tammy (Melissa McCarthy) is having a bad day. She's totaled her clunker car, gotten fired from her thankless job at a greasy burger joint, and instead of finding comfort at home, finds her husband getting comfortable with the neighbor in her own house. It's time to take her boom box and book it. The bad news is she's broke and without wheels. The worse news is her grandma, Pearl (Susan Sarandon), is her only option—with a car, cash, and an itch to see Niagara Falls. Not exactly the escape Tammy had in mind. But on the road, with grandma riding shotgun, it may be just what Tammy needs.
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This angry dad takes action and tears up the Quran in front of a panel. He is tired of Canada joining TeamPolitically Correct.
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In 2013, the world learned that the NSA and its UK equivalent, GCHQ, routinely spied on the German government. Amid the outrage, artists Mathias Jud and Christoph Wachter thought: Well, if they're listening ... let's talk to them. With antennas mounted on the roof of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin's government district, they set up an open network that let the world send messages to US and UK spies listening nearby. It's one of three bold, often funny, and frankly subversive works detailed in this talk, which highlights the world's growing discontent with surveillance and closed networks.
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In 2013, the world learned that the NSA and its UK equivalent, GCHQ, routinely spied on the German government. Amid the outrage, artists Mathias Jud and Christoph Wachter thought: Well, if they're listening ... let's talk to them. With antennas mounted on the roof of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin's government district, they set up an open network that let the world send messages to US and UK spies listening nearby. It's one of three bold, often funny, and frankly subversive works detailed in this talk, which highlights the world's growing discontent with surveillance and closed networks.
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Never Seen Before Pics Of Stalin Era USSR By US 'Spy' Who Got Deported

As the USSR was busy rebuilding, an AmericanMartin Manhoff landed in Moscow with a suitcase full of the latest photography equipment - and the skills to use it. Martin travelled throughout Russia by rail. In 1954, two years after arriving, Martin Manhoff was expelled from the USSR for “spying”. After his expulsion to the US, the images Manhoff made lay hidden in a cupboard for more than 60 years. This year, after Manhoff's death, these crisp, colourful slides of Soviet life were re-discovered by a historian Douglas Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4--hp6fLI
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A new report from The Daily Beast has apparently uncovered new information about telephone giant AT&T's "ProjectHemisphere." The project allegedly allows law enforcement to use taxpayer money to pay AT&T in return for metadata from users cell phone calls. CBSNews justice correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about the project.

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28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 Awkward History Facts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a t...

28 AWKWARD HISTORY FACTS THEY DON’T TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL, #17 IS OUTRAGEOUS

28 AwkwardHistoryFacts They Don’t Teach In High School, #17 Is Outrageous.
There is a thought that history is boring and we should just focus on the exciting things the future will bring. However, there are fascinating people and events that without our knowing have shaped and changed the course of the world.
We have compiled a list of interesting historical facts. Some may surprise you. It’s been said that in order not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors, we need to know about them first. It would have been great to meet some of these intriguing characters from the past.
#1. The ImperialThrone of Japan is the oldest ongoing hereditary royal family in the world. The House was founded in 660 B.C..
#2. In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novel about a large, unsinkable ship that hits an iceberg over the north Atlantic ocean. The name of his book was the Titan. 14 years later, the Titanic would sink under similar circumstances.
#3. Despite being synonymous to the Old West, the mail delivery service Pony Express only operated for 19 months.
#4. Before falling into the hands of Hitler, the swastika was the symbol of good luck for 3,000 years. Countries like India, Japan and China revered the ancient sign.
#5. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart learned how to read and write music before he knew the actual alphabet.
#6. Alan Turing is recognized as the father of artificial intelligence. Turing broke the German machine codes of Enigma: vital in ending and winning WWII. He committed suicide after the British government forced him to take hormone treatment for his homosexuality.
#7. Alexander the Great invented a spying technique still used today. He allowed his soldiers to write letters home which he intercepted to find out who was against him.
#8. At the beginning of the American Civil War, ConfederateRobert E. Lee did not own any slaves. Union Genereal Ulysses L. Grant did.
#9. 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot on the Americas, Icelandic explorer, Leif Eriksson had reached modern day Newfoundland in Canada.
#10. During the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942, the StalingradRailway StationNo.1 went back and forth between Germans and Soviets 14 times in the span of six hours.
#11. A chemist for The Bayer company gave 'heroin' its name for its heroic quality to replace morphine. It was believed this drug was less addictive and had fewer side effects.
#12. During the Salem witch trials in Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693, women found guilty of witchcraft were not burned at the stake. They were hanged.
#13. More photos are taken today every two minutes than all of the 19th century.
#14. Interracial marriage was illegal in the United States from 1776 to 1967. In contrast, South Africa banned the unions from 1949 to 1985.
#15. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman 'discovered' New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji on his first trek. For some reason, he missed the large, land mass called Australia.
#16. By the time famous gangster Al Capone was released from Alcatraz in1939, his health had deteriorated due to syphilis. In 1946, his physician declared Capone had the mental capacity of a 12-year-old.
#17. Dušan Popov was a Serbian triple secret agent who warned of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor. FBIChiefJ. Edgar Hoover dismissed Popov's claim as he did not trust him.
#18. The first pornographic movie was filmed in France in 1896. It was called Le Coucher de la Mariée, translated to Bedtime for the Bride.
#19. King George I of England was born in Germany in 1660.
#20. Nostradamus is famous for his ability to predict future events such as invasions, earthquakes, and the rise and fall of Napoleon and Hitler. It seems he also saw when his tomb would be re-opened again. Nostradamus died in 1566, many believing he was buried with prophetic documents. When his tomb was moved to Salon-de-Provence, France in 1700, officials decided to open his tomb. No documents were found but the skeleton was holding a medallion with the inscription '1700.'
#21. The United Kingdom issued the first postage stamp on May 1, 1840.
#22. In 1918, an article from the trade publication Earnshaw's Infants' Department stated that the color pink was for boys and blue was for girls.
#23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa began to lean within the first five years of construction, when work on the second floor began.
#24. John Paul II was the first non-Italian pope to be elected in 455 years. The Polish-born was also the most travelled pontiff.
#25. Iceland is the world's oldest democracy. The parliament, Althing was formed by the Vikings in 930 A.D.
#26. German-born Albert Einstein received an invitation from Israel offering him the job of President. He was told he could still continue his scientific work, he declined.
#27. Puritans of the 16th and 17th century refused to give women anything to help relieve pain during childbirth. It was believed this was God's punishment to Eve and all women for eating the apple.

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The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses again...

The main Secret Service of Romania SRI spying intimate lives of romanian civilians in 2013

Proof of the dictatorship mechanism in 2013 that the romanian president Basescu uses against romanian citizens by the same secret service Ceausescu did !
In fact, Basescu himself was the very member of the same secret service under Ceausescu himself...he seems nostalgic, not able to forget his youth.

Secret Insect Spy Drones

Amazing tiny insect robot spies. US military has designed spy drones so small that they are starting to look like tiny insects. Insect spies are used to get into areas that they normally wouldn't be able to reach. These secret insect drones are said to help the fight against terrorism/terrorists and help protect us.
Ya, they look cool and could also make a fun toy but is this something that could cause concern in the future? People in the New York and Washington DC area have been reporting strange sightings of what were describe as tiny machines hovering around different gatherings like the antiwar rally in Lafayette Square last month. A student swore these were not real bugs.
The FBI, CIA and other various government organizations have all denied such claims of having mini spy drones at work. I guess if we generally trust our government they would only be used to help keep our nation safe. After all, if government organizations really wanted to spy on us, I'm sure they can find less expensive ways.
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-- Airforce developing tiny insect spy drones
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-- Spy-Butterfly: Israel developing insect drone for indoor surveillance
http://www.rt.com/news/israel-drone-indoor-butterfly-672/
-- Micro-machines are go: The U.S. military drones that are so small they even look like insects. cyborg insect drones
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2013802/U-S-military-drones-small-look-like-insects.html
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Tammy (Melissa McCarthy) is having a bad day. She's totaled her clunker car, gotten fired from her thankless job at a greasy burger joint, and instead of finding comfort at home, finds her husband getting comfortable with the neighbor in her own house. It's time to take her boom box and book it. The bad news is she's broke and without wheels. The worse news is her grandma, Pearl (Susan Sarandon), is her only option—with a car, cash, and an itch to see Niagara Falls. Not exactly the escape Tammy had in mind. But on the road, with grandma riding shotgun, it may be just what Tammy needs.
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In August 2016, a research plane was able to observe something strange in the atmosphere above Alaska's Aleutian Islands, lingering aerosol particle that was enriched with the same kind of uranium used in nuclear fuel and bombs, according to Gizmodo. The observation was the first time that scientists detected a particle free-floating in the atmosphere in over 20 years of plane-based observations ... ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) -- Ethiopia's defense minister on Saturday ruled out a military takeover a day after the East African nation declared a new state of emergency amid the worst anti-government protests in a quarter-century. The United States said it "strongly disagrees" with the new declaration that effectively bans protests, with a U.S ... He also ruled out a transitional government ... Learn more about our and . ....

One day in August 1995 a man called Foutanga Babani Sissoko walked into the head office of the Dubai Islamic Bank and asked for a loan to buy a car. The manager agreed, and Sissoko invited him home for dinner. It was the prelude, writes the BBC's Brigitte Scheffer, to one of the most audacious confidence tricks of all time. Over dinner, Sissoko made a startling claim ... With these powers, he could take a sum of money and double it ... ....

MEXICOCITY. A strong earthquake shook southern and central Mexico Friday, causing panic less than six months after two devastating quakes that killed hundreds of people. No buildings collapsed, according to early reports. But two towns near the epicenter, in the southern state of Oaxaca, reported damage and state authorities said they had opened emergency shelters ... It was also felt in the states of Guerrero, Puebla and Michoacan ... AFP ... ....

Mexico City – A military helicopter carrying officials assessing damage from a powerful earthquake crashed Friday in southern Mexico, killing 13 people and injuring 15, all of them on the ground. The Oaxaca state prosecutor’s office said in a statement that five women, four men and three children were killed at the crash site and another person died later at the hospital ...Alejandro Murat, neither of whom had serious injuries ... The U.S ... ....

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CANTON "Ragtime," the tremendous new production at the PlayersGuild Theatre, is a vivid slice of Americana that weaves together the stories of three people whose paths happen to cross in early-1900s New York.Coalhouse Walker is a talented black pianist in Harlem building a career while dealing with raw prejudice ...Mother is a ... ....

India was many decades shy of its first bite of pizza when Italian-American entertainer Dean Martin crooned, “When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore…” in his 1953 jazz ode to the Neapolitan flatbread. But one can argue that the wheels were set in motion ... Margherita, with a side of mystery ... (Thinkstock) Pop goes the pizza ... From the English Oven ... It makes people happy ... PizzaAmericana ... Touché. ....

The Hannah Yoter Band is in the studio right now to record its second album ... “And after meeting him we knew it would be a good fit.” ... The song, “Lonesome Valley,” showcases Yoter’s haunting, Americana-influenced songwriting and beautiful, liquid singing voice ... The extra care shows ... If the rest of the album is anything like “Lonesome Valley,” The Hannah Yoter Band may likely have a masterpiece of roots Americana on their hands ... ....

DAVENPORT — Brendan Iglehart, part of a long line of small-business owners, is a world traveler and a bit of a free thinker. On a 10-hour train trip from Romainia to Moldova in August, those attributes merged and were given a spark, leading to an idea to start his own business ... Mr ... Mr ... “So I am trying to offer tours that offer you to do these very Americana type things that also happen to be a really good time ... Currently Mr ... ....

MUNICH (AP) — The Latest on the Munich Security Conference (all times local).. 1 p.m. Russia's foreign minister says the U.S ... "I have no response ... He argued that U.S ... election results. Lavrov added ... ———. 12.20 p.m ... ——— ... He told top leaders and defense officials at the Munich Security Conference that it's not appropriate to "have those free riders who live under pax Americana but pretend to be self-sufficient in the context of security." ... ——— ... ....

MUNICH (AP) — The Latest on the Munich Security Conference (all times local).. 1 p.m. Russia's foreign minister says the U.S ... "I have no response ... He argued that U.S ... election results. Lavrov added ... ———. 12.20 p.m ... ——— ... He told top leaders and defense officials at the Munich Security Conference that it's not appropriate to "have those free riders who live under pax Americana but pretend to be self-sufficient in the context of security." ... ——— ... ....